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I was never passionate about studies since my childhood. This always made my parents worried. Now, since I had graduated their worry increased on daily basis and so were their scoldings. I was preparing for UPSC CSE and my dream was to become an IAS. But my concentration was not supporting me in achieving myContinue reading “MY NEW ROOM(PART ONE)”
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Written by Inshaa Siddiquee The Covid-19 outbreak has proved to be one of the most challenging phases in our lives. However, many companies are racing towards developing a safe and effective vaccine to protect against Covid-19. Moreover, Phase 3 trials of investigational vaccines are underway. How are vaccines developed? New vaccines are tested in clinicalContinue reading “Why is Phase-3 of Vaccine Trial Complicated?”
A glass ceiling was completely closed on Thursday when Defence Ministry of India sanctioned a formal letter granting permanent commission to women officers in the eight more branches of the Indian army. Following the Supreme Court, the endless struggle to break the gender discrimination and provide equality for women in the Army had to beContinue reading “WEAPONRY AND WOMEN: RESERVOIR OF NEW ENERGY”
“The sanctity of a degree-granting institution has never before been questioned by the industry. So should students be risking their lives to appear for an exam amidst the pandemic?” Students across the globe are facing hiatus brought on by the pandemic COVID 19 crises since March 2020. In ongoing circumstances. March is the month whenContinue reading “Conducting exams during Covid-19 pandemic: is it fair?”
On 12th July 2020, Sachin Pilot, former Deputy Chief Minister of Rajasthan, claimed that the Ashok Ghelot government is in minority. He also claimed that over 30 Congress MLAs have pledged support towards him. The Congress has 107 MLAs, and the BJP has 72, in the 200-member Rajasthan Legislative Assembly. Former Madhya Pradesh Congress andContinue reading “POLITICAL CRISIS IN RAJASTHAN: A Detailed Insight”